MR JI SOHO CLOSED/MOVING TO CAMDEN

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Inspired modern Far Eastern food on Old Compton St

An establishment that is atypically foodie for Old Compton St (traditionally known for Italian, mainstream Far Eastern, comfort food, etc), Mr Ji is the domain of Taiwanese-inspired restaurateur Samuel Haim – following his pop-up hotspot in Camden Town in 2019 – and collaborators Ana Gonçalves and Zijun Meng, the duo behind neo-Asian pop-up Tā Tā Eatery. A reassuringly small space located diagonally opposite Comptons of Soho, Mr Ji specialises in small plates — notably...

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